DA's office says it won't use certain statements Luigi Mangione made at station house following arrest
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Key Points:
- The Manhattan district attorney's office plans to exclude certain statements made by accused CEO killer Luigi Mangione during his custody at the Altoona, Pennsylvania Police Department following his December 9, 2024 arrest.
- During an evidence suppression hearing, Lt. David Leonardi testified about setting up recording equipment in the interrogation room but admitted uncertainty about the legality of recording without consent in Pennsylvania.
- Mangione requested an attorney during questioning, but recording continued despite his request, raising legal concerns about the admissibility of the statements.
- Security footage and evidence, including a to-do list, Best Buy receipt, and items found on Mangione's person, were presented to establish his movements before arrest.
- The defense argues that the search of
